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This is really a point I think.
Quite clear, yeah.
That's it.
They never think about it, but they should.
They have good tests, really good tests for this disease.
But if they're facing a patient, they actually know nothing.
But if they're facing a patient, they don't know whether he has a disease or
not, simply because they don't think about the false positive.
100 %?
What do you think?
Shit!
Where did I stop that?
Sensitivity?
Test? Well, quite good test.
And they don't know nothing about their patients.
Absolutely nothing.
May I offer you a drink?
A sweet one?
Yes, of course.
What's your name?
Well, my name is Peter.
My name is Peter.
Don't you know me?
You must know me.
It's because I'm teaching here at the university a long time.
Have you seen my cars?
Have you seen my cars?
A motor plane.
A plane.
I'm a pilot, too.
And you have also a dick.
A dick?
Well,
yes, I think so.
I think so. A big one.
A hard one or something like that.
Let me have a look.
Two. And I have two seats.
And now,
show me your dick.
We haven't.
Thank you.
Hmm.
Thank you.
Mmm.
Mwah. Mmm.
oh oh
You know, I didn't tell you everything.
I haven't got only two big cars and two big motorcycles and a boat and something
like that.
I've got a lot of girlfriends, too.
Really? Yeah, for sure.
You know, she's really horny, Renate.
And, well, Anisha, she's... She's very nice, too, and, uh,
and, uh, Suzanne, and, uh, well, um,
uh, Jamie, and how's that other called?
Uh... Ah!
Stop it!
Huh?
Huh?
What did I do wrong?
What did I do wrong?
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